Creamer and Sugar Hutschenreuther AG 1814 Germany Porcelain
Fleuron CHLOE Lid Pink and White
This is a Hutschenreuther AG Germany 1814 Fleuron CHLOE Creamer and Sugar Bowl. From their Décor Fontaine line. White porcelain with a pink rim and raised white flower.
Creamer measures 3-1/4" tall x 7" long (from handle to spout).
Sugar Bowl measures 4" tall (to top of flower) x 4-1/4" round.
No cracks or chips.
Creamer measures 3-1/4" tall x 7" long (from handle to spout).
Sugar Bowl measures 4" tall (to top of flower) x 4-1/4" round.
No cracks or chips.
Carl Magnus Hutschenreuther (1794-1845) established Hutschenreuther AG, a German porcelain decorating factory in Hohenberg on der Eger, Bavaria, in 1814. Unsatisfied with just decorating, Hutschenreuther yearned to produce his own porcelain wares. After an eight-year struggle with the Bavarian government, which opposed competition to The Royal Manufactory at Nymphemburg, Hutschenreuther finally received the necessary permission in 1822.Hutschenreuther was responsible for bringing porcelain to the common man and was a pioneer of the modern German china industry. Hurschenreuther recruited artists, craftsmen, and sculptors from other European potteries.
Upon his death in 1845, his widow Johanna carried on his work with the help of her two grown sons, Christian and Lorenz. A major fired destroyed the factory in 1848. It was quickly rebuilt.
~ Credit: Worthpoint.com
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